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Modern UX in Tableau
, BI Engineer, CVS
Role: Data Analyst, Designer
Product: Tableau
Tableau Product: Tableau Desktop, Tableau Public
Session Level: Intermediate
Session Type: Theater
- Tuesday, May 512:30 PM - 12:50 PM PDT(7:30 PM - 7:50 PM GMT)Theater 3 | Data Village, Ground LevelFIRST COME FIRST SEATED
Session Summary: The session explored innovative ways to create modern, app-like experiences in Tableau dashboards by leveraging reusable patterns and advanced customization techniques. Key features such as toggling, custom filtering, navigation, and interface controls were broken down into a simple four-step method: interaction, logic, state updates, and view changes. The presenter demonstrated this method through three examples—a theme toggle, an expandable view, and a customizable dropdown filter—showing how each feature enhances user interactivity and provides greater design flexibility. By utilizing Tableau's native functionalities like show/hide buttons and parameter actions, attendees were encouraged to reverse engineer interactive patterns from everyday apps and apply them to their dashboards for a seamless user experience.
Key Takeaways:
• Attendees learned a four-step method—interaction, logic, state updates, and view changes—that can be applied to build interactive features in Tableau dashboards.
• Examples such as a theme toggle, expandable view, and customizable dropdown filter demonstrated how to enhance interactivity and design flexibility using Tableau's native tools and parameter-driven logic.
• The session emphasized the value of drawing inspiration from everyday app interactions to create highly engaging and user-friendly Tableau dashboards.
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